Sudhakar sudhakar6

You can use your BiPC background and CUET to enter several strong BSc life‑science routes in India (Life Science, Biomedical Science, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Genetics, Botany, Zoology, Psychology, etc.), each leading to different industry and research careers in pharma/biotech, clinical research, agriculture–environment, and academia. For most high‑end roles and serious research, you should plan on BSc → MSc → (often) PhD, while using internships and projects to become employable in specific industries like pharma, diagnostics, agri‑biotech, or clinical research. articles.findmycollege

Big picture: life‑science careers in India

India’s life‑science industry is in a high‑growth phase driven by biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, genomics and agricultural sciences. Graduates in biotechnology, microbiology, genetics, biochemistry and related areas now find roles not only in labs and academia but also in drug

This is a LLM beautified version my older gist:NonRegularGitCommands

🛠 The Git Cheat Sheet

👤 User Configuration

Reference: 15 Git Commands You Should Learn | Git Basics in 10 Min

Global & Local Setup

Global (All repos):

🚀 Opening Folders in VS Code via Terminal

📂 Basic Commands

Navigate to your project directory and use one of the following:

Open in a new window:
```
code .
```

	You can use cmmand+ to increase size and font of terminal
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFvXNfFE_IE
	To clear : Command+K or clear (When you click command K it completely erases but when you use "clear" it just scriolls up), command+l (it just clears the previous command we used)
	To check software version type: sw_vers
	To know even more details: system_profiler (it gives you lots of information, that you can't even read
	To go to the granualar level of system usage caommand: system_profiler -usage (it gives different commands and it's uage)
	To use a specific types which is given by above command: system_profiler -listDataTypes (which gives all the data types)
	To find is there any software to update: softwareupdate -l
	To monitor network connections: nettop (press q to come out of that window)
	To monitor the tcp netowrk connections: nettop -m tcp (it shows all the connections using tcp)

	import os

	path = r'C:\Users\SudhakaraReddy.Chint\Desktop\customMetadata\\'
	files = os.listdir(path)

	for index, file in enumerate(files):
	print(file)
	#To remove suffix of the file name, this can be replaced based on the requirement
	filern = file.removesuffix('.md-meta.xml')
	#To remove last three characters of the file name, this can also be modified.

	@echo off
	setlocal enableDelayedExpansion
	for %%F in (*.md-meta.xml) do (
	set "name=%%F"
	ren "!name!" "!name:.md-meta=1.md-meta!"
	)

	command to retrieve componenets from a package:
	sfdx force:source:retrieve -n "packageName"

	To define metadata of your org:
	sfdx force:mdapi:describemetadata -f pathwhereyouwanttosavefile\filename.json

	The suggested solutions in this link worked for me: https://github.com/forcedotcom/salesforcedx-vscode/issues/1732


	To configure this we need a specific JAVA version , here https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/platform/sfvscode-extensions/guide/java-setup.html#:~:text=The%20Apex%20Language%20Server%2C%20included,version%2021%20for%20optimal%20performance. we can see which java version Salesforce Apex Language Server currently supports.

	Java on mac and hwo to check them is discussed here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36766028/see-all-the-java-versions-installed-on-mac

	Query duplicate record based on a field:
	Field: Account.Email__c
	SELECT Email__c, COUNT(Id) FROM Account GROUP BY Email__c HAVING COUNT(Id) > 1 ORDER BY Count(ID) DESC

	Paste the below script in 'files to exclude' box in VSCode global search to avaoid the files containing, starting or ending with the text 'TEST' and it is case sensitive.
	TEST.cls,Test.cls,Test,Test*
	Fallow the same approach for 'files to exclude'